An older view of human memory argued that all memories were essentially of the same type.Newer views like those of Schacter and Tulving disagree, arguing that memories involve several different
A)strengths.
B)types of neurons.
C)interacting systems.
D)independent processes.

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Schacter and Tulving's view argues that human memories involve several different interacting systems, rather than being of the same type.

An Older View of Human Memory Argued That All Memories